Perfect Lie

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Perfect Lie is a single player casual simulation game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Perfect Lie is a single-player Simulation game that challenges you to become the world's top liar. The game is filled with bugs and there's an excessive amount of advertisements, but its hilarious concept makes it entertaining. The question is, can you convince the world with your perfect lies?

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Audience ScoreBased on 10,000 reviews

humor336 positive mentions

monetization1.8k negative mentions

The game is fun and entertaining, providing a humorous experience.
Players enjoy the ability to make choices and see the consequences of their lies.
The graphics and character designs are appreciated by many players.

The game is plagued by an excessive number of ads, making it frustrating to play.
It teaches children to lie, which many reviewers find inappropriate.
The game requires an internet connection to play, which limits accessibility.

monetization
1,878 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback from users, with many expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that interrupt gameplay. Players report spending more time watching ads than actually playing, with some stating that ads appear after nearly every action or level. While some acknowledge the need for ads to support free games, the consensus is that the frequency and intrusiveness of the ads significantly detract from the overall gaming experience.
- “I really like how at first there weren't ads, and I like it a lot! ❤️”
- “This is a very good game, but if there were no ads, it could even get 4 stars.”
- “I love this game; it is so nice with barely any ads. I would play this all day!”
- “Probably close to 70% of time is on ads.”
- “I've actually spent more time waiting for ads to end than I have getting to play the game.”
- “The entire experience of this game is utterly and thoroughly ruined by the constant barrage of ads.”
humor
339 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players finding it hilarious and entertaining, often leading to genuine laughter during gameplay. However, the overwhelming presence of ads detracts from the experience, with numerous users expressing frustration over interruptions that disrupt the comedic flow. Overall, while the game delivers a fun and funny experience, the excessive ads significantly impact player enjoyment.
- “The storyline is funny sometimes, making me laugh out loud. It's probably going to be played multiple times through for me.”
- “This game is very funny and it makes you want to lie. The animations are funny too, and I love the voices of the kids.”
- “It's a funny game, but not a nice game. It is hilarious and would be good for people who like karma.”
- “So much ad to an unfunny game that dry paint would be more exciting and comfortable to deal with, since dry paint doesn't come with an excessive amount of ads, unlike this game.”
- “Slow, not funny.”
graphics
63 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many users describing them as subpar, outdated, or poorly designed, often likening them to work done by children. While some players appreciate the art style and find it enjoyable, a significant number express frustration over lag and poor animation quality, suggesting that improvements are necessary for a better gaming experience. Overall, the consensus leans towards a need for graphic enhancements to match the gameplay quality.
- “This game is peak fiction, nothing will ever top this game, the riveting gameplay mixed with the next-gen graphics makes for a very serial and engaging experience.”
- “Thought it was great from the start, absolutely love the graphics.”
- “Great graphics and funny storyline.”
- “The graphics look like a child has designed this game.”
- “Poorly made animations and graphics, would not recommend.”
- “The graphics are poor and I give it a 1 star; if you don't want to feel sick, don't play this game.”
gameplay
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay experience is heavily marred by an overwhelming number of ads, with players reporting that they spend significantly more time watching advertisements than actually playing the game. While some users find the gameplay enjoyable and humorous, the frequent interruptions from ads—often occurring in the middle of gameplay—detract from overall immersion and focus. Many reviewers express a desire for a reduction in ads to enhance the gaming experience, indicating that the current balance is heavily skewed towards monetization rather than player engagement.
- “Besides all that, the gameplay is very enjoyable and has its humorous moments and a lot of levels.”
- “This game is peak fiction; nothing will ever top this game. The riveting gameplay mixed with the next-gen graphics makes for a very serious and engaging experience.”
- “My experience is very good, but can you improve it by giving less ads and not putting ads in between the gameplay.”
- “Not only does it show you frequent ads but it also shows you ads in the middle of the gameplay, which makes it nearly impossible for us to focus on the gameplay.”
- “In one hour of gameplay, I got maybe 3-5 minutes of actual gameplay.”
- “I get that you want to monetize the game through ads, but forcing consumers to watch endless ads after every few seconds of gameplay makes for a horrible experience.”
story
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it humorous and engaging, while others criticize its lack of coherence and repetitive nature. Many users express disappointment over the absence of a conclusive ending and the overwhelming presence of ads, which detracts from the storytelling experience. Overall, while the narrative has its entertaining moments, it suffers from inconsistencies and a need for further development.
- “The storyline is funny sometimes, making me laugh out loud; it's something that's probably going to be played multiple times for me.”
- “What I like most about this game is the story of the boy.”
- “I think the game's storyline is fun so far.”
- “The game has no ending, so if you're looking for a game with a conclusion to the story, this is not it.”
- “Was too repetitive and felt the story wasn't consistent.”
- “No volume option, riddled with ads, and the story makes literally 0 sense.”
stability
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is frequently criticized, with users reporting numerous glitches, freezes, and crashes that significantly hinder gameplay. Many players experience issues such as the game resetting progress, lagging, and unresponsive ads, leading to frustration and an overall negative impact on the gaming experience. While some users still find enjoyment in the game, the persistent technical problems detract from its potential.
- “Always freezes after first 5 minutes while running through the hall.”
- “I hit yes to an ad for a reward, it plays the ad, then freezes, crashes, and I still get nothing.”
- “Wen launching the game it loads up till 14% then it stops loading and nothing happens; it freezes.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is often interrupted by frequent ads, leading to frustration among players as the sound sometimes stops working entirely until the game is restarted. Many users find the repetitive nature of the ad music annoying, with some even reporting that it gets stuck in their heads. Overall, while the game is enjoyable, the music and sound issues detract from the experience.
- “It's fun; we can see how good at lying we are, but I always listen to music during the games I play, so when I get an ad, my music stops.”
- “Not bad; it's a good game. Also, fix the lag and glitches I found in the game, as well as the loading screen and sound and music.”
- “After some time playing, the sound and music goes off. Please fix this issue.”
- “After ads, which are very frequent, the music and sound won't play and can't be heard unless you exit the game and go back into it.”
- “I got this game thinking it would be fun, but what was not fun was all the ads, and it was the same ad over and over again. If there were fewer ads, it would be enjoyable. My mum came into my room saying she had heard that same song a million times; it was stuck in my head, so take my advice and don't get this game.”
- “After some time playing, the sound and music stop working. Please fix this issue.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization has received significant criticism, with users reporting slow performance, frequent lag, and excessive advertisements that hinder smooth gameplay. While some players appreciate the game's content, the overall performance issues detract from the experience.
- “Superb performance”
- “The gaming is good but the performance is super laggy, but good job still!”
- “But it needs optimization; it is so laggy.”
- “The game performance is slow.”
- “It needs optimization; it is so laggy.”
- “Performance is bad.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players report that the game effectively evokes strong emotions, often making them feel guilty for not engaging with certain features, such as watching ads to help a pet. The repetitive nature of the gameplay is seen as both wholesome and emotionally impactful, with some users expressing sadness during specific levels. Overall, the game successfully taps into players' feelings, creating a memorable emotional experience.
- “But it guilt trips you when you don't want to watch an ad to get a pet; it'll say 'no, let the dog starve,' and it made me feel bad for the dog.”
- “The game was very good, and when you're done with all the levels, you start over again like it is a loop of lies, which I think is pretty wholesome. But there is only one thing I want to know... the fairy didn't put my nose back to normal!”
- “This app is nice, but in level 5, I got emotional ”